Sentence examples for to combine something from inspiring English sources

"I like to combine something that is original with something that is new".

"I wanted to combine something beautiful with business," said Ms. Masterson, who calls herself a visionary.

He told an interviewer in Austria, Peter Zuspan, that his idea was to combine something like a biological system with a mechanical one.

Peace's high aim is to combine something of the conventions and rhythms of traditional Shinto storytelling with an investigation of the actual killings, as well as what lay behind them.

As with Final Score - a previous musical love letter to QPR and its great mid-70s hero, Stan Bowles - the task is to combine something Nymanesque without sacrificing wide appeal.

There are further options: see Tye (2003: chapter 4) for an attempt to combine something akin to an Extensional view with 'representationalist' account of perceptual experience; note, however, that Tye's account of the specious present is in some respects idiosyncratic.

Sometimes you can combine something for free with a request for a donation "as wished".

There was one image I wanted to use, which combined something [the character] Joe Mott describes — about dreaming that Hickey walked in the bar flashing a big bankroll — and something Harry says earlier about Rocky and Chuck cheating him by throwing all the money in the air and whatever doesn't stick to the ceiling is his share.

They were still expected to display a femininity that combined something of the girl next door with a dash of class.

Some banks have started to adopt this approach (which generally combines something you know, such as a pin, with something you have, such as a smart card).

I loved the idea of combining something poetic with something practical.